Alexplz
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I have found the Spin to be an amazing putter - but a comet it ain't! In fact, I don't even putt with it, but rather bag it as a concession that I want something floatier and more US than even a worn in Dagger for touchy ups and short woodsy turnovers.
The Spin is unique to me in that it's one of a handful of putters that will turn over reliably when new and in premium plastic. Shaped like a Magic, but flippier than the same in SureGrip.
The Comet to me is another high water mark for premium plastic, which is ironic considering it's such an old school mold, big bead and all. Pick up a domey Z comet in your preferred weight, and you will have the straightest mid out there from A-B in the widest range of power bar none, off the shelf. Put some clean power on it and it will rival the distance of a buzzz or even a truth, but it will do it on a frozen rope. Same disc, next shot, need a floaty anny to the basket around some trees? Put just enough angle and snap on it and it will fade just enough not to cut.
I have less experience with the other DC plastics for comets, but my older (like earlier 2010s older) ESP was a little more squirrely than the Z. The X is a fan favorite, starting out in my experience with similar stability to any of the premium plastic, again a little more squirrely than Z, and beat into slow turning fillet knives. I recently lost a 7/10 X Comet which bummed me out and turned me off of a comet cycle, so I'm trying out some truly flippy mids in its place. Still considering bagging a Z comet next to one for all the reasons above though.
The Spin is unique to me in that it's one of a handful of putters that will turn over reliably when new and in premium plastic. Shaped like a Magic, but flippier than the same in SureGrip.
The Comet to me is another high water mark for premium plastic, which is ironic considering it's such an old school mold, big bead and all. Pick up a domey Z comet in your preferred weight, and you will have the straightest mid out there from A-B in the widest range of power bar none, off the shelf. Put some clean power on it and it will rival the distance of a buzzz or even a truth, but it will do it on a frozen rope. Same disc, next shot, need a floaty anny to the basket around some trees? Put just enough angle and snap on it and it will fade just enough not to cut.
I have less experience with the other DC plastics for comets, but my older (like earlier 2010s older) ESP was a little more squirrely than the Z. The X is a fan favorite, starting out in my experience with similar stability to any of the premium plastic, again a little more squirrely than Z, and beat into slow turning fillet knives. I recently lost a 7/10 X Comet which bummed me out and turned me off of a comet cycle, so I'm trying out some truly flippy mids in its place. Still considering bagging a Z comet next to one for all the reasons above though.